Sony to restock PS5 today in India, Here is where to buy

The Sony PlayStation 5 will be in stock again today and available for purchase on multiple platforms.

PS5 will be in stock again today in India. The Sony PlayStation 5 has been available in limited units ever since its launch last year. There are two models that you can buy; the Blu-ray PS5 and the PS5 Digital Edition, which does not support a disc. If you have been waiting to buy the Sony PS5, today is your chance and here are the details that you should know.

The PlayStation 5 will be in stock again today and available for purchase on multiple platforms. If you are trying to buy the PS5 online, you can try your luck today at 12 pm on Amazon, Croma, Flipkart, Game Loot, Games The Shop, Reliance Digital, Sony Center, and Vijay Sales. If you want to go the conventional way and buy the PS5 offline, you can visit Croma, Reliance Digital, and other local shops that sell gaming consoles. There is a good chance you will find some units lying at these stores more than at online websites where stocks remain for a short time.

The PS5 Blu-ray costs Rs 49,990, while the disc-less PS5 Digital Edition is priced at Rs 39,990. Both models will be up for pre-order in India today at 12 pm. Also, some retailers might also offer a bundle of the Blu-ray PS5 and Gran Turismo 7 for Rs 54,490. Buying them separately will cost you Rs. 499 more.

If you have closely followed the situation of PlayStation 5 in India, you would not be surprised to know that since its debut in India, the May 13 restock, which is today, will be the 16th time Sony's next-generation gaming console will be on sale in India. And this is true only for the Blu-ray version. The disc-less PS5 Digital Edition has been available for pre-order only 10 times so far since the launch.

Sony's struggle to make PS5 units available in India is likely to continue even longer, and there is no hint from the company about any uptick in the inventory situation. Keeping all this in mind, you are going to have a tough time pre-ordering a PS5 unit today. While Croma and Reliance Digital have run into glitches right when the pre-ordering began multiple times before, Amazon, too, has faced issues loading the website around the same time. Clearly, there is a huge demand and online shopping websites sometimes fail to handle the rush, because of which the units, which are already fewer in number, go out of stock. You have better chances when you go for an offline purchase of the Sony PS5.